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A maximum price for the shares acquired on conversion, which is de facto a first company valuation negotiated between existing shareholders and loan givers.
Source: Handle with Care: Convertible Loans for Initial Startup Investments (Business Angels FrankfurtRheinMain e.V.) · p.2
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